Program
Program
Panel,
2pm - 2.50pm | Saturday 14 July
Could there ever be such a thing as citizen-led housing? What would that mean for cities? Would we become the developers, the builders, the landlords as well as the tenants? Could we develop truly inclusive models of collaborative governance in group housing, and will this be the way of the future?
Panel,
4pm - 4.50pm | Saturday 14 July
. . . a photo of Jesus hung on my bedroom wall. In this picture, Jesus looks kind and gentle; he gazes down at me lovingly. He is also light-haired, blue-eyed, and very white. The problem is, Jesus was not white.’ Rev'd Whitaker, The Conversation
Panel,
4pm - 6pm | Friday 13 July
A fast-paced evening packed full of ideas about how local governments and communities can think differently about ageing. Hear from interdisciplinary teams as they pitch their ideas in the hope of winning a trip to Copenhagen as a part of the UniSA Match Tournament.
Panel,
11.30am - 12.20pm | Sunday 15 July
How do images of ageing make us feel about ourselves and others? Are we telling our own narrative well – through television, film, advertising, fashion – or are we failing? Or are we simply ignoring it altogether?
Panel,
4pm - 4.50pm | Sunday 15 July
As we career headlong through the anthropocene period where human activity leaves its indelible, and often destructive, trace on the planet, we ask: how do artists respond to this? Hear three wonderfully diverse speakers, including artists, discussing their own practices and perspectives on nature.
Panel,
10.30am - 11.20am | Sunday 15 July
Let’s challenge what you think you know about being human. When we manage AI as a social enabler, it offers an unprecedented capacity to connect with others. How can we use AI to minimise the growing i-generation trends of decreasing direct interaction, and increasing rates of depression, isolation and suicide?
Panel,
12pm - 1.30pm | Friday 13 July
If artists are true entrepreneurs, finding opportunities and securing investment and an audience for their work, why aren’t they valued more in our society? How can they build successful careers, become financially sustainable and be recognised for their contribution? Are artists pursuing their craft for love or for money?
Panel,
3pm - 3.50pm | Sunday 15 July
The relationship between humans and animals has always been ambivalent. Often seen as companions, animals have at the same time been instrumentalised as beasts of burden and sources of food. Join our panel as they consider the evolving legal and social status of animals, from the French Revolution to the wars of the twentieth century.
Panel,
10.30am - 11.20am | Saturday 14 July
There are plenty among us who fear the notion of welcoming a stranger, an asylum seeker or a refugee. But after decades of immigration, how do we know who is from here and who is not? And does simply being born an Australian truly make you one?
Panel,
1pm - 1.50pm | Sunday 15 July
Once existing only in science fiction, driverless cars are now a reality and here to stay. What does this mean for our future mobility? And how are we going to shape our lives, industries, cities and neighbourhoods to accommodate them?
